Special Curated ‘Wagdrobe’ Pet Fashion Opens Office In BK
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Nearly one year after the pet fashion company, Wagdrobe, having launched in April 2015, popularity has grown to a point beyond expectations that the company recently moved to their new offices to Williamsburg.
Wagdrobe’s new office is situated in a warehouse-turned co-working space in a neighborhood known for its young artists as well as small and trendy businesses. Located near the Lorimer station by the L train, the neighborhood is known as an influential hub of contemporary lifestyle and the arts. The area is rapidly developing with a great number of new businesses and gentrifying with new residents moving to the neighborhood.
Wagdrobe is an online pet styling service where pet owners can pick a price and style, and the company’s talented stylists will curate a box of apparel and accessories uniquely tailored for your pets. To celebrate the move, Wagdrobe is debuting two new styles that are fully infused with the New York City spirit. The two new styles to join the catalog are Barklyn Swag, an urban hip-hop fresh style for the doggie with an attitude; and Uptown Chic, the timeless Audrey Hepburn-ish look, in memory of Wagdrobe’s former Upper East Side home office and the neighborhood surrounding it.
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Barklyn Swag is described on their website only for the dog with “a super inventive personality and is not afraid to express himself with fashion! He can spit rhymes on the street but also wags his tail with local bands at the dive bar. If he was a human, he would be that cool friend who can sport a snapback hat and hoodie like its nobody’s business but who also manages to look fresh in just about every outfit they throw together.”
The other ten styles that have helped build Wagdrobe’s popularity such as Knitted by Grandma and Warm and Trendy, continue to be available.
“With the new office space, we have doubled our inventory storage capacity, allowing us to accommodate further growth this year,” commented Amy Yu, CEO and Co-founder of the company. “We also hope the neighborhood itself would inspire us and help to create new ideas for the business.”
